In this episode, The Ha Ha Baby Show dives into the world of women bold, and revealing fashion and its growing presence in public spaces. Oaky Doke, Negatron, and Bush Worker explore the reasons behind this trend—from expressions of confidence and body positivity to the influence of social media and pop culture. With humor and thought-provoking insights, they discuss why women tend to wear less in public and what “barely there” fashion says about society, self-expression, and how the line between personal style and public perception is being redefined.

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In this episode, Oaky Doke, Negatron, and Bush Worker dive into the heated debate surrounding reparations for Black Americans, tackling the tough question: is it payback or just a pipe dream? With a caller sparking conversation on ADOS (American Descendants of Slavery), the hosts discuss what reparations might look like, who would be eligible, and the challenges in making it a reality. Through passionate dialogue, historical insight, and plenty of humor, they unpack the complex issue of reparative justice and its impact on the Black community today.

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